Introduction
Yazan Osaily joined PERSES Group as the Head of Research & Development in November 2020 after he completed his PhD in Civil Engineering, specialised in Demolition Project Management from the University of Bath. His role in PERSES includes writing research for the demolition industry, developing new courses, providing environmental and circularity advise for our clients, preparing the pertinent documentations for our projects, and teaching on behalf of PERSES for the Demolition Management degree, both Foundation and Master levels, in collaboration with the Institute of Demolition Engineers and Wolverhampton University.
Yazan’s research skills are paramount for the advancement of our industry. He is currently authoring and associated in publishing many academic and industrial research papers on various subjects of demolition. His previous conference paper entitled “Exploring
the Value of Demolition Contractor Involvement at the Design Stage of Construction” won the best paper award for the category of Construction Transformation at ARCOM conference.
- Academic Qualifications
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Civil Engineering
- Specialised in Demolition Project Management
- Master of Science (MSc) in Construction Management
- Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Civil Engineering
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Civil Engineering
- Areas of Expertise
- Project Management
- Strategic Management
- Circular Economy
- Documentation
- Planning
- Research
- Pre-Demolition Audits
- List of Publications
- Havant Gas Holder Decommissioning
We worked for Southern Gas Networks (SGN) on the gas works site in the historic South Hampshire town of Havant, which makes up part of...
- Havant Gas Holder Decommissioning
We worked for Southern Gas Networks (SGN) on the gas works site in the historic South Hampshire town of Havant, which makes up part of...
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